topic Re: Using Reserved Function Keys in Application Development and Automation Discussions

Using Reserved Function Keys

Former Member — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 02:38:31 GMT

Hi Everyone,

I have search and read just about all topics posted on the subject. I followed the suggestions but PF4 is still not triggering my PAI.

- I've added my gui status to the F Key consistency screen.

- I copied a screen already using PF4 for something other than help

- I've copied a GUI Status already using PF4

- I've created my own status with PF4

- I set my screen status to a gui status working for another screen

But PF4 is still not triggering my PAI for this new screen. I'm out of options and I know it's one of those easy things you either know or you don't. Any guidance would be appreciated. Please be sure to spell out your suggestions (I'm feeling really <not smart> right now)

TIA,

Lyn

Re: Using Reserved Function Keys

Former Member — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:21:01 GMT

More update,,,, I figured out that F4 is only active when there is an input field in the screen. then I can change F4 to be whatever I want. But if there is no input field, it's not active. I tried adding an input field and set active to 0 (to hide it on the screen ) it but that doesn't work...

Re: Using Reserved Function Keys

Former Member — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 13:22:16 GMT

bump....